The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-02

the word "time." in line 4, section %, insert ):
upon the nomination of the Assessor" adOp-
ted
Mr.. Campbell offered as an amendment: Line
~, section %, after the word counties" add
"but such pay shall not exceed the amount of
fees due the Tax Assessor, and shall be paid
from the fees due the Assessor
MIR. Peoples offered as an amendment to the
amendment: That the pay of Assistant Asses
sors shall be adjusted and fixed by the County
Commissioners, and one-halt of which pay shall
be made by the county, and the remaining half
paid from the fees allowed the County Assessor;
not adopted.
Mr.. Campbell's amendment was withdrawn
MIR. Tippin offered the following: That such
persons rs do not meet the Assessor at the place
and time that he advertised for them To meet
may be visited by him and charged so cents for
such visit tabled
The Hon. George Fl. Browne Speaker, and
w. II. Reynold, Chief Clerk signed the follow.
ing bills originating in the Senate:
An act making appropriations TO the East
Florida Seminary also.
An act relative to the issuing of marriage H.
censes and the record thereof
MIR. Washington, Chairman Committee on
Enrolled Bills, reported that House bill No l2j
and Senate bills Nos. 258, 1856 and %, had been
handed to the Governor.
The House took recess until o'clock
THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ
The House resumed its session.
The Speaker in the chair.
A quorum present
a message from the Senate announced the
passage Of House bill No. 1856 and Senate bill No
292
MIR. Tippn, Chairman Committee on County
Organization, reported favorably Senate bill Nos
1S9.
The House resumed the consideration of
House bill No. 3f2
Mr. 49,
which it was determined to consider the bill by
sections; agreed to.
Mr.. Belby moved that the rules OF the House
be waved aud the bill and amendments he Con-
sidercd as whole; agreed to unanimously
Mr.. Belby moved that the constitutional
requirements be waived, and the bill AS amend
ed be read second time by title only agreed to
by two thirds majority.
Mr.. Peoples offered 10 amend rs follows ::
Amend by adding 10 section 9, Provided, This
section shall not be 50 construed as to include
farmers who furnish supplies to their employees
Mr. Saxon oaF..-sa {. anend as follows: In
section 26 line g. insert June" in place of
august" tabled.
Mr.. Clark offered to amend as follows: Amend
section 26 Strike out in lines and the words
accrued interest at the rate OF 25 per cent. per
annun," and insert "25 per cent additional
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Belby, the bill was ordered
engrussed
Mr.. Drake introduced House bill No 355, to
provide for the purchase of all blank books, re-
cord books, stationery and papers to be used in
the different departments and counties OF the
State; passed.
House bill No. "a. which was made the special
order for this hour. was read third time.
Mr. Mitchell moved TO indefinitely postpone
the bill.
On motion of Mr. Hind, the motion was ia
lad q r et,<, h:-Is az
Mr. Mitchell moved TO place the bill back on
its second reading not agreed to.
Mr. Mitchell offered the following amend
ment: Nothing in this act shall prevent persons
from catching fish with hook and line, unless
the same is done for the purpose of shipping out
of this State; unanimously agreed to.
Mr.. Hind 0ffere the following amendment
Afer April, insert MAY and June )" unanimous
ly adopted, and the bill passed.
On motion of Mr.. Tippin, House bill No. 245
was read third time and passed
On motion Of Mr. Baskin Senate bill No. 10l.
was taken up and passed.
On motion of Mr. Goodbread Senate bill No
189 was taken up aud passed
On motion of Mr. Cromwell House bill No.
1873 was taken up.
Mr. Mason obtained the unanimous consent of
the House TO offer the following amendments
Amend section2 by striking out after the word
"that' the words "the services and" and in line g.
after the word "trayeling the words "and other"
effect Immediately after its passage unanimously
adopted, aad the bill passed. sSf
On motion of Mr.. Campbell House bill No. SO
was taken up and read third time by unani-
nous consent. Mr. Parker offered the follow
ing:
Section 8. Should the jury list now required BY
be exhausted at any time during the year, addi
tiona list shall be made by the County Commits
sions at any time Of any number Of names in their
now required BY law for juross il this State adops
ed, and the bill passed.
Mr.. Hicks introduced House bill No. 357 to
provide for geological survey OF the State OF
Florida; referred.
Mr.. Robinson introduced House bill No. 358,
TO incorporate the town of Eatonville. in Orange
The Hon. Geo. H. Browne, Speaker, and W.
H. Reynolds, Chief Clerk, signed the following
bill, originating in the Senate:
An act to amend section II OF an act T. incor-
porste the Apalachicola & Alabama Railroad
Company, and to grant certain lands 10 the
same.
Mr. Robinson introduced House bill No. $50,
to enable the city Of Orlando to levy certain
taxes and providing for q more complete assess
ment OF the properly OF said city, referred.
By unanimous consent, Mr.. Baskin withdrew
House bill No. 2l6. trf
r Senate message announced The passage OF
House bill No. 60 and Senate bills Nos 2O7 and
223
Mr.. Washington. Chairman Committee on
Eurolled Bills, reported that substitute fr
House bill No. $40 and Senate bill No. 167
were correctly enrolled, and handed to the Gov
erner at
Mr.. Spear. Chairman pro tenn. OF the Commit
tee on Corporations, reported Senate bill No.
10S, with smendmenta
On motion Of Mr.. Saxon, tho House adjourned.
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